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Walfon WI hears Bruce McCall
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN MCCALL
887.6677
Walton Women's institute
was held Wednesday evening
in the community hall.
For the Agriculture and
Canadian Industries meeting
convenor, Mrs. Viola Kirkby
had as guest speaker Bruce
McCall of Brussels who has
been in Brussels for 13 years
when he purchased the Brus-
sels Sales Barn. He said it
was his greatest privilege to
be born and raised on a farm
and to be involved around
agriculture. He said the insti-
tute plays a big part in the
back bone of Agriculture.
There were 16 members
and four guests present. An
invitation was accepted from ,
the Ethel W.I. to attend their
80t nniversary celebration
on Tuesday February 1.
Mrs. Kirkby gave the mot-
to: "Be proud of your farm
heritage and have faith in the
future '. After reading poems
Mrs. Kirkby -conducted a tree
contest while lunch was being
served by Mrs. Nelson Reid,
Mrs. Gerald Watson, Mrs.
Herb Traviss and Mrs. Ken
McDonald.
EUCHRE HELD
There were six tables of
euchre in play on Tuesday
evening at the comntunity
hall.
Prize winners were for high
lady -Mrs. Annie Reid, low -
Mrs: J. Simpson, high man -
Ernie Stevens, low -Lawrence
Ryan; special -Mrs. Leona
McDonald.
Hostesses were Margery
Huether, Valerie Shortreed,
Lavina Watson and Viola
Kirkby. In charge for Febru-
ary 8th are Mary Humphries,
Londesboro sen for
Correspondent
MRS. DORASHO¢BROOK
523-4250
Senior citizens met Jan. 26.
President Beth. Knox wel-
comed the 27 present. A
letter from Hullett recreation
asked for ideas on Hullett
twp. day. A committee of
Lorne Hunking and Bob
Thompson will act.
Vi Burns was appointed to
send correspondence to a
Seniors club newsletter. The
Feb. 23 meeting will be a pot
luck dinner at 12 p.m.
Winners at cards were
Ladies high, Janie McEwing,
lone hands, Dora Shobbrook;
low, Hazel Watkins; men
high, Jake McDougall; lone
hands, Charlie Scanlon; low,
Jean Scott (playing as.a man).
Lunch was served. In charge
were Audrey and Bob
Thompson, Ruth and Cliff
Shobbrook.
Shuffle board winners on
Jan. 26 were ladies high
Audrey Thompson, 2nd high
Hazel Reid; -taw Clara Riley,
2nd low Vietta Hoggart, men
high Tom Allen. 2nd high Bob
Thompson, low Reg L'1wson,
2nd low Lorne Hunking. Play
off winners Clara Riley and
Tom Allen, low Hazel Reid
and Lorne Hunking.
There were 6 tables in play
Jan 28 when winners were
ladies high Helen Sootheran,
Clinton; lone hands Pearl
Cummings, Clinton; low
Betty Hulley; men high Don
Buchanan; lone hands Bob
Thompson; low Beth Knox
(playing as a man). In charge
were Hazel Reid and Dora
Shobbrook.
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W.I. Consumer Affairs and
Resolutions meeting will be
held Feb. 9 at 11:30 a.m.
Bring a food for lunch. A
cooking demonstration by
Lois Elliott, Clinton will
include recipes from short
course, more cents than
dollars.
PERSONALS,
Kevin Fothergill returned
home trom University Hospi-
tal, London Jan. 27 after
having hip surgery for re-
moval of a steel plate,
Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Wallace
returned home on Wed. from
spending 10 days in Florida.
Remember Volleyball for
13-18 year olds held on
Wednesday evening 7-8 in
Hullett school and for adults
8-9 p.m. Wednesday
evenings.
Weekend visitors of 23rd
with Mrs. Dora Shobbrook
were Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Millson, Darren, Sarah, John
of Woodstock.
Congratulations to Lori
Bromley on her 13th birthday
on Saturday 29th when girl-
friends Kelly Vodden, Crystal
Whyte, Deanna Lyon and Lori
Livermore and Lisa Bosman
spent Sat. night and all
attended church with her on
Sunday.
Mrs. Reg Lawson returned
home on Friday 28th from
spending 2 weeks in Victoria
Hospital and a week at Reg's
sister Mr. and Mrs. E.F.
Warren in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shad -
dick spent weekend in Brant-
ford with Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Shaddick, Stephen and
Danny.
Alberta Stevens, Margaret
Craft. and Judy Weisbrod.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc-
Clure spent Sunday January
23 and ov,,.rnight with their
son Neil McClure in London.
On their return home on
Monday they visited with a
cousin Mrs. Irene ,(Brown)
Allen at Ilderton.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle
entertained friends and rela-
tives to a dinner following the
christening of their grandson
Jason at Duff's United
Church. Those present were
Mrs. Betty Pennington and
Mrs. Mary Pennington, Brus-
sels, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Exel,
Harriston; Miss Linda Kro-
gan, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Huether, Steven and
John, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Pennington and Jason. God-
erich.
s meet
Dora Shobbrook visited on
Sunday celebrating Thelma
Ellerbys coming birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Mustard
and Sheldon in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen
returned home on Wednes-
day from spending the week-
end at Sauble Beach snow-
mobiling.,
Winthrop girls \
cook heritage
recipes
MARG HULLEY
• 527-1856
'Jan. 31 McKillop #1 4-H
club niet. The theme is
heritage foods.
The girls started by making
pumpkin soup and maple
baked apples from pioneer
Canada, Scotch eggs and
Irish soda bread.
'During the cooking period
the girls held the election of
the officers.
President -Cheryl Regefe,
Vice -President -Mary Lou
Anderson, Secretary-Tanimy
Driscoll, Treasurer- Sandra
Regele, .and Press Reporter -
Debbie Hulley.
The girls answered the roll
call on the country or coun-
tries of their ancestors.
Returning to the kitchen to
test the unique foods the girls
had previously prepared was
satisfying.
The next meeting will be on
Mon. Feb. 7.
Guests with Mr, and Mrs.
Douglas Fraser and Cheryl on
Sunday following the christ-
ening of their grandson Mark
at Duff's United Church were
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Jacopson
and Michael, Waterloo; Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Blake, Wa-
terloo; Mr. and Mrs. Camp-
bell Wey, McKillop; Mr. Rae
Houston, Seaforth; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Smith, Brussels;
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid,
Walton; and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Sullivan and Mark of
Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid
supper guests, Saturday eve-
ning were Mrs. Alvin Sti-
more, Stratford; Mrs. Jim
Scott, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Boneschansker and Amanda,
Ethel and Mr, and Mrs. Jim
Williamson, R.R.#3.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh John-
ston attended the funeral of
his brother Andy last Wed-
nesday at Rockwood.
The ladies of the Walton
Unit are quilting the first of
this week at Mildred Traviss'
home,
McKillop
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visitors
Correspondent
MRS. ED REGELE
527-1106
Mrs, Joy McCowan visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Brown at Aylmer and Mrs.
Betty Conod at Tillsonburg
Monday and Tuesday last
week.
Cindy McCallum and Chad
McCallum spent a few days
with their great grandmother
Mrs, Ed Regele.
Mrs. Phylis Burch of God-
erich is spending this week-
end with Larry. Marsha and
Randy Nevers.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Presz
cator of Crediton spent Sun-
day with the latter's mother
Mrs. Ed Regele. -
At the' manor
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sproule
of Goderich visited the tat-
ters' brother Charles Ross on
Sunday and took him to
Wingham to see his mother
Mrs. Henry Ross at the
Brookhaven, Nursing Home.
After their visit with Mrs.
Ross they haddinner toge-
ther in Clinton.
Mrs. GladyJs Ruston spent
Sunday at her home near
Kinkora.
Visiting with Mrs. Ria
Voogel was her husband from
grand Bend.
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